Pagoda schools, imparting education at the primary level, were remodeled and integrated into the primary school system administered by the Ministry of Education.
We should ask not just whether a school imparts knowledge, but also how many students stick around until graduation and how many complete college applications.
And by seriously proposing this: "We should ask not just whether a school imparts knowledge, but also how many students stick around until graduation".
Although Jefferson and Madison opposed the idea of a national bank, they emphatically did not oppose the idea of the schools imparting a common currency of knowledge.
By teaching the legal and health effects of buying sex and the realities of prostitution, such schools impart knowledge that can reduce demand, making men consciousof how their actions can spur on human trafficking.
Medical schools impart knowledge, provide opportunities to develop and practice skills, explore attitudes and apply behaviours relevant for practicing doctors.
There existed a large and well organised network of schools for imparting higher education and these schools were known by various names such as agraharas, ghatikas, brahmapura or matha.
Randolph has been pondering throughout his 23-year career as an educator the question of whether and how schools should impart good character.
Meanwhile, revivalist movements in Buddhism and Hinduism sought to modernize their institutions and to defend themselves against Christian inroads by establishing schools to impart Western education unmixed with Christianity.
The new curriculum has abandoned Gove's original intention of using history teaching in our schools to impart a patriotic sense of national identity through the uncritical hero-worship of great men and women from the British past.
